Azure DevOps Pipelines With Salesforce DX

As a developer working with the Salesforce Customer 360 platform, building a great CICD process is paramount to delivering great customer and employee experiences. Thanks to the Salesforce DX toolkit and some great tooling created by Accenture, using Microsoft's Azure DevOps platform as your CICD toolkit for Salesforce DX is a snap. Learn more in this quick demo.

Salesforce DX:

SFPowerScripts AzureDevs extension:

Code & YAML Template:

[Manjzu]

Could you explain the difference in steps you have defined in build and release pipeline? also, how to you take of scratch org expiry? it has max validity of 30days isn't it?

[bitcoinspain]

Awesome and very well explained, congrats!

[Nys]

sfpowerscripts extension no longer available on marketplace...

[shashikirandc]

Hi @FrankCaron,

This video was really awesome, can you help us in setting up the same kind of thing including the entire setup, please let me know if we can connect

[TheRealEnergyy]

Not that it matters but why wouldn't you host your repo on Azure DevOps?

[sergmayakov]

Great job, thanks .can we do same using aws pipeline

[balueluri]

It’s a nice pipeline. I am unable to understand the deploy task in your yaml pipeline

target_org: 'AzureDevOpsScratchOrg'
project_directory: './'
source_directory: 'force-app'
checkonly: false
wait_time: '20'
testlevel: 'NoTestRun'
isToBreakBuildIfEmpty: true
isTelemetryEnabled: true

May I know where did you configure sfdx force: mdapi:deploy ?